There
is not much sicker than the Westboro Baptist Church bunch. Located in Topeka, Kansas, WBC is headed by
Fred Phelps and consists of about 40 members, many of whom are part of Phelps’
large family. To get a sense of their
heinous tactics, their church homepage is www.godhatesfags.com
and they have picketed hundreds of funerals ranging from fallen soldiers to
rape/murder victims to people who have succumbed to cancer. They claim that these people deserved to die
because of their sins and the sins of America.
Hiding behind the name of God and a phony veil of righteousness, the WBC
people hate like no other.
The
WBC has now sunk to a new low, and this has sparked something very
interesting. Not surprisingly (though
still unthinkable), the WBC has claimed that the Sandy Hook children who were
killed last Friday deserved to die. They
were going to protest the Sunday night vigil for the families who lost loved ones, and a
spokeswoman for the group relayed that they were going to go to the vigil and
sing songs in
“praise to God for the glory of his work in executing his judgment.” The WBC should be condemned, but their hatred
and stupidity aren’t interesting anymore. Alas, they are doing what they always do now.
What is interesting is that their recent atrocity has gotten the
undivided attention of the underground vigilante group, Anonymous. And these dudes don’t fool around.
Anonymous is a subversive “hactivist”
group with mad internet tech skills.
There is no leader, but when a common goal is formed, they can do big damage
by taking down sites, hacking into servers, and messing with code. They have hacked into the Pentagon, other
nation governments, and many businesses all in the name of upholding what they
take to be decent morals. They played a
big role in organizing the Occupy Wall Street movement. Ok, enough of that. They are many, they are skilled, they should
be feared if they target you. In light
of WBC’s response to the Sandy Hook shooting, they are now targeting WBC. Here is their video (which I think is pretty
cool! – especially the end):
I’m so rooting for them!
"[Shirley] Phelps-Roper, a relative of the group's founder, Fred Phelps, first announced the group's plan on Saturday 'to sing praise to God for the glory of his work in executing his judgment' via her Twitter account. By Monday, Phelps-Roper's handle @DearShirley had been taken over by hacker @cosmothegod, who has since changed her Twiter background and tweeted out a petition calling for the White House to recognize Westboro Baptist Church as a hate group."
ReplyDelete"Anonymous claimed to have also changed Phelps-Roper's desktop background to gay porn, and successfully filed for a death certificate for Phelps-Roper, blocking her social security number, reports blog Arts Technica."
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